College BoUND Newsletter

Informational newsletter from the UND Office of Admissions

UND sees enrollment growth despite pandemic

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Things are looking up at the University of North Dakota. We are pleased to report positive first-day numbers in key categories such as overall enrollment, new transfer students, new graduate students and new law students. This year, UND’s first-day total enrollment hit 13,413 students. This year’s freshman class is the best-prepared cohort to date. The fall 2018 […]

Visit UND during Fall Open House

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You and your student are invited to join us at UND for our Fall Open House on Oct. 15, 16, 22 or 23. Your day will start by checking in at the Chester Fritz Auditorium. We’re offering four academic-specific check-in times: Aerospace at 8:30 a.m. Business and Engineering at 10:30 a.m. Health care at 12:30 p.m. […]

Learn more about the Honors Program

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You and your student can get a glimpse of what it’s like to be an Honors Student at UND with our virtual events on Oct. 24 or Nov. 21. You will: Get an overview of the program and two tracks available. Virtually meet Honors faculty. Listen to the experiences of current Honors students. Attend an […]

Attend Student/Parent Q&A Open Forums, Aug. 12 or 18

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Dear UND Students and Parents, As the start of the fall semester at the University of North Dakota draws near, I invite you to attend an online Student/Parent Q&A Open Forum to get the most up-to-date information regarding our Healthy Hawks Smart Restart plans. I, along with a panel of campus leaders, will be available to help answer your questions related to UND’s COVID-19 […]

15 of your most-asked questions

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We answered some of your most-asked questions. If you have additional questions, please be sure to attend one of the Student & Parent Q&A Sessions on Aug. 12 or 18. 1. Is there extra funding due to COVID? UND provides emergency scholarships to assist students with financial barriers to their success. Since this is a very […]

Has your student finished their mandatory training?

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As part of our efforts to build a COVID-resistant campus, we have made several changes. To help ensure everyone understands these changes, we are requiring all students to complete mandatory online SafeCollegesTM training. This training provides a high-level overview of how campus has evolved to help keep our community safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19. Beginning July 28, alert your student to watch their email […]

Get ready for move-in and Welcome Weekend

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As part of the Healthy Hawks Restart, the move-in process and Welcome Weekend will look a little different from previous years. Move-in This year, UND is offering an additional option for moving in. Please note that your student will need to choose one of two options and sign up for a two-hour time slot starting July […]

UND promotes healthy campus community

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In preparation for a COVID-resistant fall semester restart and as more students and employees are returning to campus, effective immediately, the University of North Dakota will require face coverings to be worn on campus. Read more about this announcement on the Coronavirus Blog. The face coverings requirement, which pertains to all students, staff, faculty, affiliates […]

Watch for your student’s New Hawk Pack

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The University of North Dakota looks forward to welcoming you and your student to our family this fall! You may have received your student’s New Hawk Pack already. It’s filled with exciting surprises to welcome your student to campus. Make sure to have your student snap a pic for social media. They can show their excitement […]

Higher education is even more valuable now

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This year’s worldwide pandemic certainly has thrown the U.S. economy for a loop. And one way your student can position themselves during these uncertain times is to earn at least a bachelor’s degree. Unemployment rates are drastically higher for those with less education. In some instances, those with a bachelor’s degree or higher have unemployment […]